COOKING A PLEASURE.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 37, 12 September 1901, Page 29

COOKING A PLEASURE.

It has been difficult in the past to obtain First-Class Recipes for Colonial use, because the best books devoted to cookiug are based on English requirements, and it is often impossible to obtain the ingredients recommended in Buch books.

Cooking will be a pleasure to many now that Messrs. Whitcombe and Tombs have brought out a new Is " Everyday Cookery," which contains 782 Economical Recipes compiled by one of the best professional cooks that have come to New Zealand. — %*

The best remedy yet discovered for Influenza is TUSSICURA ; it is a wonderful tonic. — *%

For pains and aches of every kind from whatever cause they may arise, WITCHES' OIL provides immediate relief. Eempthorne Prosser, agents". — „%

Doctor: 'I hope your husband followed my prescription. Mrs«. Smith : ' No, indeed. If he had, he'd have broken his neck. Doctor : ' Broken his neck ? ' Mrs. Smith : ' Yes ;he threw it out of the fourth floor window. What he wants is a Daisy Cart from Mohrow Bassett's, and he won't be well until he gets